Expand your palate with recipes from two new books: Eating in Color by Frances Largeman-Rothand and The Home Cook's Guide to Journaling by Paige Rhodes. Perfect for either a beginning cook or an adventurous one, Eating in Color will teach you how to select, store, and use a wide variety of foods-from black rice to grapes. The Home Cook's Guide to Journaling will not only help you preserve family recipes, but also provide guidance for meal planning, grocery shopping, and budgeting. Purdue Extension will supply even more helpful tips in your kit about how to save money and keep your pantry stocked with healthy food. Kit registration and pickup available from Friday, June 4 to Friday, June 18 while supplies last.

"What gets remembered is determined by who is in the room, doing the remembering," says Betty Reid Soskin, a ninety-nine year-old National Park Ranger who has made it her mission to restore the missing fragments of America's African American history. In No Time to Waste, Soskin shares her life experiences as a Black woman in the United States: her time working in a World War II segregated union hall; her roles as mother, activist, singer, and legislative representative; and her current position as a ranger at the Rosie the Riveter/WWII Home Front National Historical Park. No Time to Waste is presented in partnership with the Vigo County Parks Department to celebrate and commemorate Juneteenth. Learn more at notimetowastefilm.com. Viewing will be available Thursday, June 16 to Saturday, June 19. Register to receive a viewing invitation.

Master the best practices of bird photography, pick up some new tips and tricks, and receive a list of local birding hot spots from Marty Jones, an expert nature and wildlife photographer with over forty years of experience. Attendees will be entered in a random drawing for a $30.00 Galloway Camera voucher; ten winners will be chosen. TREES Inc. will announce their 2021 Photography Contest at the end of this program. Register to receive a Zoom link.